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A great many Brits have never heard of data centres

Half of Britons are not even familiar with data centres, the report shows Three out of five know that they play a role in hybrid work Continuing education can increase public confidence in data centers Despite efforts to drive the country’s artificial intelligence capabilities, new research from Telehouse has revealed that more than half (51%) […]

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AI security: establishing the first and last layers of defense

With the global, regular use of generative artificial intelligence nearly doubling over the past year, rapid adoption has created a lucrative new target for cybercriminals, according to McKinsey. While ‘off the shelf’ solutions have made up a large part of this deployment, organizations that see the power of fine-tuned, business-specific responses have spent a large

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Don’t let the holidays be your cybersecurity downfall

Cybercriminals today are consistently working to find new ways to trap potential victims. From impersonating legitimate users in a network or using new and evolving techniques to slip past detection mechanisms, the array of sophisticated tools in threat actors’ arsenals continues to grow. And the timing of attack is also crucial. A survey of nearly

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Why would Arm’s owner want to buy a rival to AMD and Intel? I can think of one reason

Softbank is apparently looking to buy Ampere Computing The Japanese tech giant already owns Graphcore and Arm Experts say Softbank’s ambition would be to compete with global hyperscalers SoftBank, the majority stakeholder in Arm, is reportedly in talks to buy Ampere Computing (via Bnnbloomberg). Ampere, known for its data center chips built on Arm architecture,

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Here’s why 100TB+ SSDs will play a big role in ultra-large language models in the near future

Kioxia unveils new project called AiSAQ, which wants to replace RAM with SSDs for AI computing Larger (read: 100TB+) SSDs could improve RAG at a lower cost than just using memory No timeline has been given, but expect Kioxia’s rivals to offer similar technology Large language models often generate plausible but factually incorrect output –

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AI energy efficiency monitoring ranks low among enterprise users, a survey by CPU specialists concludes

Swimlane survey shows many companies are not keeping track of AI energy needs Nearly three-quarters are aware of the dramatic energy requirements needed to train AI models Only 13% actively monitor AI energy consumption, which may indicate most used off-premise facilities As the transition from simple algorithms to advanced models significantly increases energy demand, the

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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: What we want to see from Samsung’s next rugged smartwatch

The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is one of the best Android smartwatches you can buy right now, and the best Samsung watch (at least from a specs perspective) that the company has ever made. Unveiled in 2024, it’s a durable and rugged alternative to stock Android choices that’s proven popular with Android fans looking for

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